Hayley Wilkinson is a Recruitment & Support Consultant with us here at Zest Care. She recently received an award for her contribution to the “Street Beat” program within Weave Community …
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Australia’s Best Footie Stars: Meet The Pararoos Before The IFCPF World Cup!
The Pararoos are Australia’s national football team for men with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury or symptoms acquired from a stroke. The team was founded in 1998 in preparation for …
Important: It’s Men’s Health Week!
The average Australian man won’t live until they’re 80—but women have a life expectancy of 82.3 years old, compared to their 78. Men’s health Australia-wide is often ignored, even though …
In The Spotlight – Mina
The latest ‘In The Spotlight’ piece focuses on the wonderful Mina Onkoud, one of our amazing office-based employees. Mina is a Plan Manager, which means that she helps clients to …
60 Seconds With A Support Worker: Rose
Our amazing Support Workers work tirelessly for our clients, making sure that they’re in the best care possible. Rose Singhdeo has a lot on her plate, but her drive to …
60 Seconds With A Support Worker: John
John Merton-O’Sullivan is one of our Support Workers at Zest for the Illawarra region. We love hearing about the people that help our clients achieve their goals and participate fully …
Understanding Cystic Fibrosis on 65 Roses Day
Cystic fibrosis or CF is a genetic disorder affecting 3,500 Australians and many more people around the world. As such, it is this country’s most common life-limiting disorder. May is …
What Are Zest Traineeships?
When young people leave school, it can often be a confusing or even frustrating time. Going to University can be expensive and getting a job straight away can be difficult. …
How Personal Training Can Help With A Disability
Regardless of our abilities, staying fit and keeping an active lifestyle should be a priority for us all. Improving cardiovascular fitness and increasing strength can impact our physical and mental …
Schizophrenia Awareness Week
We are at a stage in history unlike no other, where we are finally beginning to accept and understand mental health conditions. While there is still a long way to …